The Best Brooklyn Dining Is Becoming As Expensive As The Best New York Dining

And that’s not necessarily a bad thing, given the quality of food at Brooklyn restaurants like Brooklyn Fare and Blanca, where dinner for two after wine, tax and tip will easily exceed $650. 

Things are only comparatively cheaper at Gwynnett St. in Williamsburg, the subject of my three star Bloomberg News review this week. The wine paired tasting menu is $115, a recent PRICE HIKE from $110. That all comes to $296 after tax and tip for two. Bread service is an extra $5, even on the tasting menu. 

Advice to Gwynnett: Go ahead and hike your prices again, because you shouldn’t have to pay more for bread on the tasting menu. REALLY. 

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